The Tan Hill Inn
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Tan Hill Inn in the distancePhoto: n/a
In Tan Hill Inn's own words:
"On a lonely hill high in the Yorkshire Dales, stands a unique and historic Inn dating back to the 17th century with its exposed beams, stone-flagged floor, and welcoming fire. The World Famous Tan Hill Inn is Britain’s highest public house at 1,732 feet (528m) above sea level. Situated in Swaledale, just near Keld, the highest Inn in Great Britain is a warm meeting place know Internationally, where Walkers & Cyclists brush shoulders with bohemian like-minded individuals. Your likely & celebrity to converse with people from the Arts, Music Film & Theatre, and possibly a sprinkling of celebrity, as well as sports-minded people who have made their way up to the “Top Pub ” All set against the backdrop of the most stunning scenery to be found in the UK. Your all very welcome at The World Famous Tan Hill Inn."
Link to Social Media page (best option for checking the latest updates on operating hours): https://www.facebook.com/tanhillinn/
Opening hours
Opening hours vary year on year and can be seasonal. Pubs may only open on certain days of the week and only for a couple of hours.
Pubs in Yorkshire (especially in small villages) are known to close if they are especially quiet in the afternoons or late in the evening - it's always worth calling ahead and let them know you plan to visit in the afternoon or to simply check they will be open to avoid disappointment on arrival.
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COVID19 – The impact of the global pandemic is evident for all local businesses over Yorkshire and the rest of the UK. Sadly, some pubs/hotels/restaurants/museums may have closed doors for good, some may be temporarily closed, and some may be open but will be operating under local guidance/restrictions from the UK government.
Depending on the dates you are walking, this may effect their normal operating hours, the number of people allowed in their property, the ability to serve customers indoors or outdoors, and in pubs it may even not be possible to serve alcohol at certain times of the day. To avoid disappointment, we recommend you check any pubs/cafe's/museums/tearooms/restaurants own website, social media or give them a call in advance of your visit. (were known we have given you the website and telephone number).
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